The mass exodus that rocked the Philadelphia legal community just days after District Attorney Larry Krasner took office has given rise to a series of employment discrimination lawsuits by ex-prosecutors.
Those actions may have serious hurdles to overcome, court watchers said, but they will likely provide some answers to lingering questions about why certain attorneys were fired and others were spared during the early days of Krasner’s tenure.
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